Rinse and repeat until the game is won
What takes it over the top is the fact that the creature is officially renamed to "Legitimate Businessperson." The Final Fantasy set is full of references to the franchise's long history, including several cards commemorating some of its most beloved oddities: The fact that the Town Greeter, the Trope Namer for "Welcome to Corneria," got his own card
Your colorless spells and artifacts have flash, better than Shimmer Myr, which only gives flash to artifacts, and cheaper
It's an important enabler for mill strategies in EDH, showing up pretty frequently in decks led by Bruvac the Grandiloquent and Phenax, God of Deception
Given how rare creatures with horsemanship are, this card mostly reads as Rolling Earthquake deals X damage to each player and each creature. The unintended ability to damage and destroy flying creatures sets this apart from many other similar cards
The set features more than 40 Trainer's Pokmon, including N's Zoroark ex, Iono's Bellibolt ex, Lillie's Clefairy ex, Hop's Zacian ex, and more along with new Pokmon ex and dozens of Pokmon and Trainer cards with special illustrations